Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-21

Those Who add Riches TO Their Beauty.
Mrs. Pullman, Mrs. Field, MRS. Palmer
and Others.
Leavenworth Times.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 10 know OF
nothing that will have a deeper interest
to the LADY readers of the Times than
something directly concerning their own
sex. In the hurry incident to keeping
psce with the curreng news Of the day,
matters that will interest our better
halves are too often overlooked, and the
short-sghted editor is prone to think he
has discharged MS whole duty when he
Gas given a review of everything coming
strictly under the head Of routine, and
Is apt to feel disappointed when he sees
that, despite his Efforts, his journal is
Keeping in very narrow chan
mel, snd that it isn't at all popular with
the ladies'. But he can put it down as
the direct result of his own obtuseness,
and take this little pointer for future
guidance: Take this current issue home
Ohis wife and watch her as she goes
ever its pages. If, after she has read the
marriages, births and deaths she throws
the sheet to one side, make up your mind
that you have printed q newspaper that is
sisiuTe; but if she fingers over 1t as
long and lovingly as if she was engaged
In swapping gossip with Mrs. Smith over
the back fence, then you Can safely con-
clude that you are not living in vain and
inst you are on the high road TO glory,
honor and renoWn,
All this is preliminary to touching upon
atopc that will at once claim the atten-
ton Of every reader Of the Times-'he
Bdles, because it concerns their own sex,
and the men because they are always on
Inc alert to catch on to any birs Of gossip
ABOUT the WOmen-especiAlly If it relates
70 pretty women, as in the present case.
It is the intention to give few facts about
Inc handsome females of the Garden
City, for, despite the sneers Of her hated
rival, ST Louis, Chicago has a long list
OF ladies' fair TO look upon-in proportion
70 population Of course not so many as
LesVenWorth, for she is head and shout
uefs aooVe any town in the west in that
respect.
10 quest Of information the following
QUESTION was asked Of the society report
Ct OF Chicago newspaper few days sgo:
VINO IS the handsomest woman in the
0I4F' "It you refer to the haut ton, as
We french say" was the tacetious reply,
sRouId st once reply that among the
married u ones you must put Mrs. George
VI Fullman st the head of the list. Her
maiden name was Sanger, the daughter of
vel known contractor, and when he
Was on his death bed at his request
ue daughter was welded to the
70 Sn
SHom she had been long engaged.
Que que IS rich brunette, and at the great
Salcago sanitary fair was voted the hand
0oHlest woman IN Chicsg1. If my men,
VI! serves me, she was closely crowded
~ Iue contest by daughter of Mr.. Will
Soni 81 one time editor of the Chicago
JOurnal.n
Just past the first score of years of her
.1stence Is Mrs Charles L Hutchinson,
S anu sne Is widely known as bright and
n T'IAaht and socisI favOrite. Mrs John
= :, Lester and Mrs Sam AIlerton are SIS
~iiS,and both the wives OF men with many
unions each. Before their marrisge "the
n Usa9oiul Thompson girls" frequently fig-
$50 gu IN the newspaper reports of briiliant
I si gatherings. TIE widow of 81 O..
cnouf, who in girlhood days was Miss
rselI was left several million dollsrs,
,n uen a mour died. she is sgsin married
m now Mrs. G.. A. Mum, having
WH1slleo the nephew of David Bows.
nmi;uety known ss is the great merchant
si5a Marshall Field, little is heard out
onto, VI the City of his wife. she is
ss1t SEQ, modest woman, but sufficiently
evAssertiVe SIS to her social rights to
sha :. place at the very top. By birth
ana nS Is VI the Scott family of Cincinnati,
tan u comes naturally by her sIistocrstic
ni.uencles, for the SCOTS held high
NJ NJ 10 the cityo pork snd music. Mrs.
mo- .ouaI Field and Miss Potter Pal
msy De considered social rivals, al
in - mere is no particular bitterness
botS but then they are both pretty, and
S'ano on about the same round of